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[RRG] Small comment on draft-jen-apt-00.txt
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- Subject: [RRG] Small comment on draft-jen-apt-00.txt
- From: Brian E Carpenter <brian.e.carpenter@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2007 13:48:58 +0200
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I'm concerned that the proposed mechanism (as described
in section 5) completely deprives senders of the ability
to choose which of a destinations locators to use, in
accordance with their local policy (whatever it may be).
I don't think this is acceptable as it alllows receivers
or the operators of default APT mappers to constrain senders'
choice of ISP. That settles a business "tussle" in advance,
and I don't think technology should do that.
I'm also a bit concerned (section 5.1) that failover will be
delayed. In today's model, a sender can try a second address
after a sender-decided timeout on the first one. In APT, it
looks as if the sender will have to depend on a timeout in
the default mapper. But the only real test of reachability
is end to end.
And the standard question: how will this work with SCTP?
Brian
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